Move a working project without rebuilding it from memory.
Julion packages your project into a portable .on snapshot. Keep it locally or in your own Google Drive, inspect what is inside, and restore it on another machine.
npm install --global julion
Backup, store, restore.
The tool uses a small set of commands. The dashboard shows the same repositories and snapshots stored in your Drive.
Run julion backup. Julion reads the project, excludes disposable files, calculates checksums, and writes one snapshot.
Add --deposit to upload the snapshot into the JULION folder in your Google Drive.
Use julion restore --dry-run first. Review the plan, then apply it with --force when you are ready.
Practical project portability.
Julion is designed for real development handoffs and recovery, not decorative backup screens.
- Portable snapshotsV1 and ultra V2
.oncontainers with path and size validation. - Google Drive storageYour project snapshots remain in your Drive account.
- Safe restore planningPreview creates, overwrites, skips, environment warnings, and required install steps.
- Standard ZIP exportExport a snapshot for ordinary archive tools without pretending
.onis ZIP. - Integrity inspectionBrowse files, metadata, checksums, health information, and snapshot differences.
- Encrypted vaultsAES-256-GCM encryption for snapshots that must include sensitive project material.
Your Google secret is not installed on developer machines.
Hosted login verifies a one-time OAuth state. Drive tokens are encrypted before database storage, browser sessions contain identity only, and administrators are checked server-side.
Install the CLI, then create one test snapshot.
The documentation explains every command, option, expected result, and common failure in beginner-friendly terms.